Lawmakers, advocates and students all find something to dislike in governor Moore's proposals during a hearing.

Gov. Wes Moore's top aides told lawmakers that proposed cuts to the state's education plan would allow it to be successful in the long run.

That’s why we’re proposing this legislation,” Fagan Harris, Moore’s chief of staff, said at a joint hearing in Annapolis Wednesday. “We think it maps to the realities we’re seeing at ...

"We see the Excellence in Maryland Public Schools Act as a critical step in moving towards that goal," said Fagan Harris, the governor's chief of staff. Tax increase to pay for education?

The board that oversees Maryland’s signature education law is at odds with Gov. Wes Moore’s proposed funding cuts for needy students. Members of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future ...

The board that oversees Maryland’s signature education law is at odds with Gov. Wes Moore’s proposed funding cuts for needy students. Members of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Accountability and ...

"Yes," replied Fagan Harris, the governor's chief of staff. 'You F***ed Up And Picked The Wrong Psychopath On The Spectrum,' Says Joe Rogan, Claiming He's Not Here To Steal People's Money Trump ...

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This is due to the state being short nearly 15,000 teachers. Fagan Harris is the chief of staff for the governor. He said teacher turnover in Maryland is a third higher than the national average.